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 1 Int, 13 |       strength and vigor that the people of these nations in many
 2   1     |        the Church. It drives many people to adopt the most outlandish
 3   1, 27 |        Church itself and to which people are exposed who have only
 4   1, 36 |         priesthood granted to the people of God. 25~
 5   2, 47 |          few, admittedly zealous, people who not infrequently consider
 6   2, 48 |         powerful indeed, and many people regard conformity to it
 7   2, 49 |         of today, prompts certain people to lay aside the principles
 8   2     |         make clear to pastors and people how the spirit of poverty
 9   3, 69 |      bishops and to the Christian people, to speak of Our resolve
10   3, 81 |         it be grasped by ordinary people? Is it current idiom? ~2)
11   3     |           way of life of ordinary people in all that is human and
12   3     |           life of the most humble people, if we wish to be listened
13   3, 91 | instruction we give our Christian people and others, insofar as it
14   3, 99 |        circle comprises very many people who profess no religion
15   3, 107|          mention first the Jewish people, who still retain the religion
16   3, 107|           do well to admire these people for all that is good and